Window glass antenna device
AssigneeNippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshinori Matsuoka, Harunori Murakami
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AssigneeNippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd.
InventorsYoshinori Matsuoka, Harunori Murakami
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A window glass antenna device defrosting heaters for use as part of a reception antenna on an automobile window glass panel. The defrosting heaters include at least first and second heaters each comprising a plurality of heater wires disposed on the window glass panel, a first bus bar interconnecting ends of the heater wires, and a second bus bar interconnecting opposite ends of the heater wires. A first choke coil is connected between the first bus bars of the first and second heaters and a battery, and disposed near the first bus bars, and a second choke coil is connected between the second bus bars of the first and second heaters and the battery, and disposed near the second bus bars. The first choke coil has at least two windings disposed around a core, the windings being connected respectively to the first bus bars of the first and second heaters such that magnetic fluxes generated in the core by a first electric current flowing through the first heater and a second electric current flowing through the second heater will be canceled. The second choke coil has at least two windings disposed around a core, the last-mentioned windings being connected respectively to the second bus bars of the first and second heaters such that magnetic fluxes generated in the core by the first electric current flowing through the first heater and the second electric current flowing through the second heater will be canceled.
A window glass antenna device comprising:
A window glass antenna device comprising:
A window glass antenna device having first and second defrosting heaters disposed independently of each other on an automobile window glass panel, first and second choke coils independent of each other and each having a core and first and second windings disposed independently of each other on said core, and a heating power supply for supplying electric currents to said first and second defrosting heaters, said first windings of said first and second choke coils being connected between one and other ends of said first defrosting heater and said heating power supply, said second windings of said first and second choke coils being connected between one and other ends of said second defrosting heater, which are positioned on the same side of said one and other end of said first defrosting heater, and said heating power supply, said first and second defrosting heaters being used as part of a reception antenna, characterized in that at least one of said first second choke coils has a third winding disposed around said core, and current adjusting means for supplying an electric current from said heating power supply to said third winding for producing a magnetic flux to cancel any magnetic flux produced in said core by the difference between electric currents flowing through said first and second windings.
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